I need to learn the game.
Use the full rules walkthrough first, then keep the one-page sheet at the table.
Start the rulesStart here
Choose the path that matches why you came here.
I am already at the table.
Jump to common questions about wilds, opening, adding, going out, and scoring.
Open table FAQI want the app to help.
See where to start a game, score a hand, review history, and copy support details.
Use the app guideUseful next stops
Rules, scoring, support, and setup in one place.
Number of Players
Play with 2 to 6 people. Pick the players, choose the first dealer, and keep the table order clear.
Learn moreLearn the Rules
New to Kings? Read the plain-language guide, or download the printable one-page rules sheet for the table.
Read the rules Download one-page rulesCheck Age Info
Kings has no betting, chat, public posts, ads, or open web browser. It is a scorekeeper for in-person play.
See age infoReview History
Completed games stay in history so you can review final standings, hand results, and player stats.
See examplesFamily Scorebook
Optional iCloud sharing lets invited players claim their profiles and keeps completed game history connected.
Set up sharingWilds Keep Changing
Every hand has a new wild rank, from Aces through Kings. That small twist keeps each round fresh.
See wildsCommon Table Questions
Quick answers for opening, adding, replacing wilds, going out, deck questions, and scoring disputes.
Read the FAQRule Variations
Want a shorter game or different house rules? Agree on options before hand 1 starts.
Compare variationsBuilt for the Table
No paper score sheet, no redoing math, and no guessing whose turn it is to deal next.
Quick startPaper or App?
Paper works. Kings helps when wild cards, running totals, saved history, and score questions start interrupting the table.
Compare optionsShare Carefully
Optional iCloud scorebook sharing uses Apple's iCloud and CloudKit systems. Optional Contacts linking uses one selected iPhone contact at a time and stays on the device.
Privacy detailsNeed help?
Use the support page for common questions and troubleshooting. If you still need help, you can open a public support request on GitHub. Do not include private personal information in public support requests.